Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-13
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MANY WEDDINGS.
Various joyous Gatherings In This
City and Vicinity Yesterday.

MANY WEDDINGS.
Various Joyous Gatherings In This
City and Vicinity Yesterday.
A very pleasant event occurred yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the
groom's parents, No. 1876 Howe street, when
Miss Cora May, daughter of Mr.. Arthur E.
Clark of 101 Howe street, was married to
Clifford D. Perkins, a civil engineer on the
Northampton road and son of Leonard 81.
Perkins of the Air Line road, formerly in
charge at Canal dock for the Canal road
The ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of large circle of the intimate friends
and relatives of the couple. Many presents,
elegant and valuable, were received The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. DIR. Twitchell
of the Dwight Place church. There was no
bridesmaid nor groomsman at the wedding.
Following the wedding was the reception,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins received hosts of
congratulations. At $50 O'Clock last even
ing they left for New York and will be alb
sent a week taking in the beautiful scenery
of that State. Among those present at the
wedding were: S. B. Opdyke, ex-superin-
tendent of the Northampton road; Ct. r. Cur
tbs, assistant superintendent of the North
arnpton, and his wife; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Waldron and ]. Willis Downes and wife.
THE ALLING-BUNNELL WEDDING.
Last evening at $50 o'clock two more
hearts were gladdened and made as one.
Frederick 81. AlIing, of the firm of Belts &
Alling, was married to Miss Nellie NJ. Bunnell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Bunnell of
90 Lyon street. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. w. Fl. Butricks of the First Bap-
fist church at the residence of the brides
parents. The rooms were very tastefully and
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
will
leaves, running vines and red sage. The couple
stood at the ceremony under ''thatched
roof" daintily arranged, the roof of MOSES
and ferns matched with bright hued su-
tumnal leaves, while back of the wall
was delicately trimmed with the scarlet or
sage on groundwork of evergreen and wild
flowers. The parlor mantel was massively
banked with wild and cultivated flowers, and
the doorway between the rooms was appro-
priately arched in running vines, while the
lower rooms were otherwise gay and beauti-
full with further trimming with natures deli
in the English style and by the
Episcopal service. The bride entered the
room on the arm of her father. The groom
was accompanied by Fred B. Bunnell, the
brother of the bride. There was no brides
maid. The ushers were Frank A. Bunnell,
Edward P. Root and Arthur N. Alling. The
bride was attired in gown of white faiIle
Franchise and MORE silk cut en- traine and
the corsage was V-shaped. Her ornaments
were diamonds. The presents were numerous
and some of them very costly. After the
ceremony was the banquet and reception.
for New York. They will be gone two
weeks on their bridal tour and will visit
prominent cities South and West.
THE sATTIG GERNER WEDDING.
Another charming wedding occurred yes
oEE S,,4 1a nor
man Lutheran church, the direct parties be-
ing Miss Annie Margaret GerDer, daughter of
Charles Gerner, contractor at
the Whitney armory, and Adam Sattig of
the firm of Wissert & 3attig, grocers. The
church was prettily decorated for the occa-
sion. The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret |
Ritter, and the best man Edward Zwingman. |
The bride was charmingly dressed. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Siebke. |
After the ceremony a reception was given at |
the residence of the BRIDES parents, SO Mic |
Oll street. The happy couple left last night |
for an extended wedding trip. They will go |
az far west as st. Paul, Mimi, where they |
will visit the brides brother, George Ger |
ner, VINO is in business there, and who recent |
" came to this city and took unto himself a |
wife from among New Ravens fair daugh- |
.ers.
Mr.. Charles E. Beecher, elder son of Mr.. /
E. G. Beecher, the real estate dealer, and re-
GENTLY employed in the New Haven Savings
oank, and Miss Belle w. Benham were mar
red at the residence of Mrs. John II. Ben
nam at Lakeside, in Whitneyville, yesterday
morning at eleven o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. Todd. Only the /
immediate relatives were present. The we'd |
ling gifts were numerous and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher will soon leave on the
Pacific Mail route for Los Angeles. CAL,
where Mr.. Beecher intends going into bust
less. They sail next Tuesday on the new
steamer Newport. They will take the best
wishes of a large circle of friends to their
lew home in the far West.
sHEPARD-coRcoRAN.
Yesterday morning at 1870 at the Sacred
Heart church took place the marriage of Con-
luctor Frank T. Shepard of the West Haven
horse railroad, formerly of Windsor Locks,
md Miss Lille Corcoran of this city. The
reception was held last evening at the home
# the brides mother on Rosette street. The |
Happy couple have many friends. They will
eside at pleasant place on Second avenue,
West Haven.
List of Letters
in the New Haven postofdce, New Ha-
en- county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday.
october IL, 1887:
LADIES'LIST.
Mrs George Allen.
Miss E. e. Barnes Sarah G. Beach, Mrs M E. |
Bentley, Miss Lila Bunage, |
Pearl L. Clark, Anna Cook, Miss Norah Currau |
Mrs. O. A. Duskin, Rose Dolan, Bridget DonneH |
Frances z. Dorman.
Alice Evans.
Eva A. either, Maggie Gorrie.
Miss E. d. Hine, Mrs. H. L. Hutchins.
Winnie Kenney.
Mrs. Geo W, Lee. Miss l.. l.. c. j
Mrs s. F. Mcdonald, Rose A. McGarty Mrs
Henry Miner, Sarah Mooney, Nellie Morrison, |
Mrs. 8. NJ. Morton. 1
Hattie Northrop.
Mary @. Percira, Elsie Pomroy. Miss ]. S. Pid- |
Mrs. B. Rainier. Bridget Reynolds, Helen A.
Ryan.
Mrs. j. L. Scott Edna M. Smith, Mrs, William
Smith Maggie Switzerland Annie B. Starr
Alice P. Watson.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Carroll F. Baker, Henry BeIden, Henry H. +
Bowden, Fred Boyd, Harson Brutal, W. O. d |
Brown, l.. Buckley, Leslie J. Burton
John CARLETON, "A. ]. Child, FLAMES Clarke | 9
Stephen A. Coffin, Coleman w. Cutler :
James G. Disbrow.
John Flood
William Healy, Clarence s. Hay, G. H. Hun
ter. ,
"A. F. Lewis
Maxson, Henry Mayer, w W. Morrison
w: M: Richards. J. w. Root. n
L. N. Seaver, William Stecher.
Ask Observation-Disclosures and mention date Of
st.1
BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmaster, IL